Worry Tree

Worry Tree

I am a #bujoaddict and love discovering new ideas to include in my bullet journal. I recently discovered the “Worry Tree” while scrolling on Pinterest.

Many people are in a worrying state of mind during this time of year. I believe the implementation of the “Worry Tree” can set someone free from the realms of overwhelming worry and anxiety.

Basically, the premise of the “Worry Tree” is for you to acknowledge the worry and to develop an action plan surrounding the worry or anxiety. By answering the questions, you are able to determine what you need to do to rid yourself of the anxiety.

Have you heard of “Worry Trees” and do you implement this concept? Let’s talk about it.

Here’s how my current “Worry Tree” looks in my bullet journal!

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  1. […] the worry, and then come up with an action plan to address it (you can find a visual example here). By answering the questions, you lessen the anxiety by figuring out you can let go, what’s […]

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Dr. Cassandra Hawkins

Welcome to The Bougie Professor’s Blog. I write posts that offer insights on navigating life’s challenges with positivity, strategic time management, and personal growth. I use this blog as a space where higher education meets practical wisdom. I tailor my posts for those looking to enrich their lives through thoughtful reflection and actionable advice. Visit my website: http://cassandrahawkinsphd.com to learn more about me. Check out digital products available via Gumroad: https://thebougieprofessor.gumroad.com/.

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